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Award a good driver for their good deed Award
flag or warn a bad driver of their bad action Flag
notify a driver of a physical danger or hazard with their vehicle Hazard
send a flirtacious message to a driver you liked Wink

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Award Flag Wink Hazard

To "Award" a driver, is to say thanks to a driver for showing courtesy and thoughtfulness.

To "Flag" a driver, is to warn a driver of his/her rude and/or careless behavior that you have witnessed.

To "Wink" at a driver, is to send a flirtacious message to a driver you've encountered.

To "Hazard" a driver is to warn them of a physical hazard that their vehicle exhibits.

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Latest Wires for United States : North Dakota
  • What a ricer tool, Jesus. Seriously, learn to drive. We get it, you're a ricer and you want people to pay attention to you, but for Gods sake STOP driving like a douche canoe.
    BUNIQUE
    Fargo
    May 7 2009
  • As I was leaving the parking lot of the local theatre, this guy was blocking me in my spot while he chatted with a guy in another car. I got out of the car to ask him to move, and he started calling me every name in the book and wanted to fight me. I was pretty surprised. So if you read this, you really need to grow up. Oh and you are not as big of a bada** as you think you are!
    U-1203
    Fargo
    May 6 2009
  • Friday afternoon, westbound on I 94, came into a 35 mph construction zone doing 85 mph, left skids marks trying to stop for flagman. He also passed me in a "No Passing Zone" in a construction zone. (DO NOT PASS signs located 1 mile before lane closed) Name on the side of the pickup "corr pu" After the constuction zone ended he had to be travelling at 85 mph or better. He disappeared within 5 miles. I googled the company with no results. What he doesn't realize is that speeding fines are $100 per mile per hour over the limit, doubled in consrtuction zones, 15 mph over the limit is wreckless driving, 90 day suspention on the spot, $500 fine plus speeding fine. In a commercial vehicle, like he was driving, it is a one year suspention, $1500 fine, two year supervision. I believe he will be getting a ticket for this because there was a picture-radar machine at the beginning of the construction zone, it read 85 mph when he passed it. It had a large readout that could be seen several hundred feet away, along with red, white and blue blinking lights on top. It stayed blinking untill I got within two hundred feet away, then it read my speed 35 mph.
    32814-N
    Valley City
    October 5 2008
  • This is the old Orange with black numeral Oregon plate, and it's expired! (2/07) You made a right exit onto I 29 north from the left lane in front of me, that was real nice of you to do that....of course you dropped the phone when I blew the train horns, almost drove off the ramp into the grass trying to pick your phone.....then you flipped me off with a middle finger salute...how nice. I suppose thatyou told the person you were talking to that this big truck tried to run over me, not mentioning, of course the right exit from the far left lane.... (three westbound lanes)BTW ND state radio was called too. That old Oregon plate really stands out.
    659-88R
    Fargo
    March 18 2007
  • holy cow. you would think that you would drive a little more careful considering we just got over a foot of snow...but no! they pulled out and of course, being that there is glare ice everywhere they spun around and went in the snow bank. really nice. this was on one of the busiest streets here in the morning too!
    HFJ-072
    Grand Forks
    March 1 2007
  • these ass holes parked in our assigned parking spot so we had to find somewhere else to park...so we found a spot right behind them.
    MEU-409
    grand forks
    February 17 2007
  • Radiacal burnouts throughout the streets. Long black marks. Terrible driver
    HIG110
    Medina
    November 22 2006
  • I saw a big fatty and got a big chubby.
    YTE-O170
    camp hill
    November 22 2006
  • tailgated this red pontiac coming off the interstate then cut in front of another car to get into the right turn lane from the left turn lane. At the next light I saw her pull left infront of yet ANOTHER car that had to slam on the brakes to keep from hitting this chick. But that wasn't enough for her, she then went all the way to the right turning lane and pulled out infront of YET ANOTHER car. Almost caused two or three cars to get into an accident there and then sped off into the distance. Thankfully, I was going the opposite way.
    GKR-202
    Fargo
    October 25 2006

    • Latest Blogs for United States : North Dakota

    lets whip around some more, shall we?   Thursday, March 01, 2007

    holy cow. you would think that you would drive a little more careful considering we just got over a foot of snow...but no! they pulled out and of course, being that there is glare ice everywhere they spun around and went in the snow bank. really nice. this was on one of the busiest streets here in the morning too!

    timberpond02 

    Hello everyone   Tuesday, February 13, 2007

     

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